Campus
Mental Health
Hydrophobic paint deemed unsafe
“We just want to protect everybody. I wouldn’t even let my staff use it.” Read More
Health
Free tampon and pad proposal moves forward
Ford estimates that a pilot program would cost approximately $5,000, but if the program were to be adopted University-wide, the annual cost would be significantly higher. Read More
Meliora Weekend
‘Morning Joe’ talks shop
The two journalists lamented the current political climate, with Scarborough, a one-time politician, saying,“We didn’t make things this personal,” and that lawmakers should “start putting our country first.” Read More
Campus
Hydrophobic paint offers pick-me-ups
Students should start seeing encouraging messages painted on the ground around campus. Read More
Campus
Ken Burns takes on race in America
Filmmaker Ken Burns sat down with University Dean Paul Burgett last Friday to discuss race in America at the Meliora Weekend Presidential Symposium. Read More
Guns
Review board considers body cameras for armed officers
Seligman accepted in full the UR Security Commission’s recommendation to arm officers two Thursdays ago. Read More
Campus
Financial aid ambassadors try for transparency
Part of the ambassadors’ stated mission includes advocating for students in the Financial Aid Office and promoting “positive and meaningful” change in the aid process. Read More
Douglass
Douglass upstairs unveiled
The newly renovated Frederick Douglass Building was officially dedicated as the Burgett Intercultural Center last Friday. Read More
Campus
Gun talks still alive
Students, faculty, and staff sparred over evidence for and against arming Public Safety officers at the Medical Center. Read More
Campus
New Douglass lacks food labels
The many food stations at the newly renovated Douglass Dining Hall are devoid of nutritional information labels, leaving students with allergies in the dark about their options. Read More
